Sentence examples for house fees from inspiring English sources

The more women in there, the greater the selection for the men, and that's how they make money," she says, referring to the house fees women pay in all clubs.

Reported amounts will vary based on how auction house fees and taxes were calculated and included.

No hustling, no pressure, no house fees.

They want to show what clubs could be like - no hustling, no pressure, no house fees.

There are excessive house fees, unfair fines, sub-standard facilities, over-staffed shifts and bullying mangers.

Clare wants to see house fees reserved for improvements such as better changing facilities rather than going into owners' pockets.

It's entirely her money, although there's a house fee to pay".

In the pubs, I pay £15 on average as a house fee, then you make your money by collecting £1 from everybody.

Working conditions are typically exploitative: most lap dancers have to pay a nightly "house fee" to work in a club, which they then hope to earn back by dancing.

In its immediate aftermath, the now-infamous photos of the Salahis — he in his tuxedo, she in her striking red and gold sari (since sold for about $7,000, all of which, beyond an auction house fee, went to charity, according to the Salahis) — were the stuff "Saturday Night Live" skits were made of.

If dancers don't like that their boss now wants to take 30percentt commission on top of a house fee, tough shit.